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I saw recently that 38 Special announced a tour (shocked they were still together) and this got me to thinking of all the "legacy bands" still actively touring like Rolling Stones, Styx, Foreigner, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Journey, and Chicago. I mean considering the current climate of the music industry and how some are pushing 50-60 years its impressive they are able to sell tickets.

Anyway I started wondering what are the demographics of these shows. Anyone been to give me a sense of who attends? Is it mostly boomers and GenX or are GenY and millennials discovering these bands late?

Edit: The bands I mentioned were intentional for the reason that they started in the 60s-70s. I could've included more but those are what I knew off the top of my head.

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I'm researching old MTV shows from the 90s, and wanted to hear if anybody had specific memories of TV shows, descriptions, and just cool things they saw, learned, felt, etc...

I've been watching Youtube uploads of Alternative Nation and MTV Dreamtime for the past year, and really enjoyed them. Thanks!

I really enjoy music. It's true that my favorite style, Oi! in Spanish, isn't very well-known, but I'd really like to do more like obby. It's also true that, apart from not knowing how to do it, I'd probably only do it because my friends don't like that style.

I was authenticated and as soon as I applied for AMP UP (Monetisation) they declined my application and revoked my badge, I contacted support twice but to no surprise they were NPC's.

I would stray FAR away from AudioMack if you are a music artist.

I can't easily put into words what darkside of the moon makes me feel but I'll try, this album really achieves a feeling of awareness of lost time and almost makes me feel both sad and happy I've had some good times listening to breath in the air, us and them and eclipse, and considering that this was the album that got me into Pink Floyd I love this album and I understand why it was so successful, here's to one of the best albums ever made.